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COMmeA

The grand jury to-day found an indictment
against Oscar J. Harvey for forgery. on the oaths
OF Joseph Carter, u. p. Samuel wallace, Austin
b. Brown, James J. Brooks and B. Howell
The Indictment contains four counts two of
which charge that on the 10th OF september. 1886,
on the following paper he forged the name OF
Charles A. Lane: "Draft No. 7,sl6 series OF 1874.
c. x. On warrant No. ]. 75s, treasury OF the
United States washington, ID. c. August %. 1885
Pay 20 the order OF Chas A. Lane Two Hundred
Dollars. To Assistant Treasurer u. s, Philadei-
phta, Pa. J: W. Whelpley, Assistant Treasurer OF
the United states"
The two other counts charge the forging, on the
same date OF the name OF Nathaniel Pierson to q
similar draft
The district attorney stated that he had given
Mt. c. King notice that he would have Harvey
brought up tomorrow for arraignment
Nj. King said he desired to confer with his
Client ana asked that the case be called on Mon
day.
The district attorney said he desired that there
should be q speedy trial
MT. King remarked that after he had seen the
indictment he could tell whether or not they would
ask for trial AT this time he VAS under the i'm
preston that the case could be settled that day.
The court directed that the case be called on
Monday.
In the examination of Harveys effects there has
been found memorandum kept by him giving q
list OF the claims which he had fxed and those
allowed ana paid correspond in number and
amount to the report from the Department, the
amount paid being &1l, $50 IL is also stated that
In each case there WAS required the forgery oil
twenty-five nameA sets OF Initials or privat<
marks
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A Fair American DipIou.ate.

FROM the chicago Herald.
Inc most popular woman in the diplomatic
corps at Athens is Mime. Bakhmetiew. the wife az
the Russian charge d'affaires She was Miss Mary
Beale. OF Washington, daughter OF Gen. Beale, the
trusted friend of the hate Gen. Grant Her nus
band Is not only one OF the shrewdest diplornatcs
In that nest OF political intrigue but both he and
his wife are gifted with exquisite taste In house
uecoratlon ana their Athens home ID famous for
It's collection OF Eastern bre-a-brac SO artistlcally
arranged that several rooms have been photo.
graphed and the pictures distributed among
and ktndJals OF Ctrcassia
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WARNED TO AVON DIR. McGtySS.-A dispatch
from New York says: Archbishop COrrfgan has
issued Instructions 20 the pastors OF all Catholic
churches In the Archdiocese OF New York 10 warn
their congregation next sunday To avoid parI!ci-
pations In McGlynn meetings and 10 associate
with him only as far a. the courteics OF life might
require II this warning has not the desired
effect a second one Will be issued the following
Sunday, announcing the penalties 10 bC Incurred
by diSobedfence tot the orders IL this also rails then
all the forms prescribed 10y cannon VIII have been
obeyed, and other communications nonst, dtifa
follow.
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AUCTION SALES.
:
THIS AFTERNOON.
1,HoMAs DoHLiSei, Aas;ousrr.

REAL. EsLATE ON 5TE sTEREr. BETWEEN
FnsIIsEs xIaabEIsD zoe M aps sI SD
STREET SOUTHEAST.
By virtue OF decree of tao Supreme Court OF -
t;r District Of Columbia. dated tn. 21s: day OF IA
yan.. lSSI and passed In cause in said court -
CorTsan e. al srs defendants. being cause No IoSs4
trnsree IN said case viii ofrr for sale 2: pnhle snc.
THikTEESTH day of JULY. 1887. ut SIX O'CLOCK.
city OF Wsshinrton in the District Of Columbis aud
John Corrasn's subdivision Of lots nunbersd and
corded In IbeE ". d folio 243, q the surveyors
is improved by thrse-stnry brick building.
Terms Of sale prescribed by said decree One third
cash, and the residue in equal instaments at aud
two years after date of sale with six per cent interest,"
said deferred payments to be secured by the of
the purchaser and reserved lien upon the property
sold or all cash at the purchasers option Adeposit
one hundred dollars will be required the time
OF sale If the terms of the sale complied with
within fifteen days from the time Of sale the
reserves the right resell the property, after i've
days advertisement in The Evening Star Newspaper,
1t tue risk and cost of the defsuting purchaser AL
eonveyancing ana recording at the purchasers cost
JAMES N. JOHNSTON, Trustee,
V1-d&ds Webster Law Building.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF A WELL
ASSORTED AND SEASONED STOCK OF VEL
INGS, &c No Kiln DRY GEORGIA. AND
X1Hk 13li ZAP PINE TL0QRIMa AND sTE G Nc
yellow PINE SIDING, CEDAR POSTS,
SHINGLES, iATHS &C, BEING The ENTIRE
STOCK OF LUMBER CONTAINED IN YARD
OF Jas. F; BARBOUR, TWELFTH AND NARY
LAND AVENUE SOUTHWEST, TO BE PER
EMPToRY SOLD ON ACCOUNT OF VACA1IN0
On III ksDAY MoRNiNG, JULY FOURTEENTH,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, We will sell at the
above lumber yard by order of Mr.: JAS F: Barbour,
twho has removed to his yards 4th and
northwest). This should command the attention
OF builders and others in search Of desirable goods
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GOSSIP About THE BALTIMORE AND ONO ps.1-


Jay Gould denied The statement yesterday Ia New
YORK city that he had been offered the BaIIimors
and OHIO Telegraph line for t4,ooa,ooo Mr. Alfred
Suily sdd That the negotiations concerning the
conIrol OF the Baltimore and Ohio Kali road and
leiegrapn line We're progressing satisfactorily and
the result would be announced In a few days The
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 60. Will moi n.
held, Resolution TO that effect having haen
adopted at the June meeting. The Bairtnor,
bankers ana brokers received numerous dispatches
yesterday from Wall street announcing thaf fhs
deal Was on with the ives and stayner party be-
Cause they could not comply with the terms Jay
could was reported 10 have taken their place I'm
The negotiations. President Garrett Al eApecied
TO leave Tor Europe on july %
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Affairs In Liberia.

MINISTER TAYLOR PRESENTED TO THE PRrsrpEyr-.
kSIGRANrs SATISFIED WITH THR COUNTRY.
Letters iron Monroyia mention the arrival there
May 30 OF Hon. c. II. J. Taylor, minister resident
and consul general OF the United states TO Liberia,
and his reception by the president OF the African
repaonc June Among those present were the
members OF the cabinet, the foreign representa-
uves TO Liberia and the mayor or Monrovia Min
lister lay lor Was introduced 10 the president by
the secretary OF state, and addresses followed sui
table 10 the occasion
The bark "Monrovia,p with one hundred ana
nfty-seyen emigrants sent by the American yolonl-
Zaiun society, had arrived out safely. one Of the
number writes: II am satisfied With the country
and wish that my people would come by the next
The mayor OF Nonovfa states: "The rise I'm the
price OF cofee and the growing demand for ~ have
stimulated our farmers TO renewed eNertion, and
they are enlargiDg the area OF It's cultivation send
US hard-working farmers and give us good plaln
schools and Liberals prosperity and success via
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

fTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE oFyALUABLE FARM OF ABOUT
H Rstf ~ u 4
Of q is DEED of say asssa ss
me District Of cosmSis the @ ] Trustee
1857 as aa1FFAsT Two 90 9ct tSasis o. the
tine Ss s
L1wre and Emeiine shsrn parts OF said estate dis
from OH tree in tie District Of Coiunbis line and
81 = s.l i psIcSs.
sssks and ~ wss rs
s said division ne AND thence on said ds,s9n line
BERN GO acres more or less, excepting
lO9 acres condemned for the use Of the Southern
road bed with the improve,nent ~ 'N''
Terms one shrd cash the residue in three eausl ray
terest at PER cent per slYni and secured 10y deed
a.
, * ne Oh '' EicHD ". rrNrLEMAN Trustee
NtE SokfG% EST. 14sll SsT Ssf s. AVE-
On % oS9,s B.
Docket Is; aud iosa5. Eau,,y 1osts, 2s ,he aadsf;
sa as S sa oy sad decree wiz
WEDNESDAY,. the SIKH DAY OF july, 4. b.
1887, at the hour Of FIVE O'CLOCK PM. lots num-
Twenty l2a), and Twenty (24) Of the under,
signed's subdivision lots lettered A, c. D. and
OF West Cox Smiths trustees recorded subdivision
OF original lot numbered One III in square numbered
Six hundred and twenty nine t629l, in the city of
Washington, in the District of Columbia as the said
undersgneds said Is recorded in Lber No.
10 at foo 40, one OF the surveyors Recordsbf said
District, together with the improvements on and sp
pertaining to said numbered and subdivision lots
Terms OF SALE prescribed by said decree One third
90 OF the purchase money OF each of said numbered
fifteen 15) days thereafter. and the balance thereof
shall be payable in equal instruments six (6) twelve
12l and eighteen t1S) months from the day of sale.
BY the notes OF the purchaser hssers thereof
dated of the day Of sale aud secured by duly re.
corded deed Of trust and policy of insurance on the
property sold in for 10 the undersigned
purchasers thereof Each lot so offered for sale by
the undersigned trustees will be sold free and clear
al such aud assessments thereagainst that the
collector OF taxes Of said District may certify to be
and to be at the cost aud expense
purchaser purchasers The title to each of said lots
sold to be refined until the final ratification of the
sale thereof is made by the court deposit Of 800
each lot sold must be made at the time Of sale II
the terms Of sale not complied with within Is
from the day Of SALE the undersigned trustees retain
the right to resell the property sold at the rick aud
OF the defSultlug purchaser thereof.
FEGDALL Il. ALEXANDRIA,
4S2 Loutsians avenues 1rrs..
JOHN Z. McNALLY, { AEustees.
Columbia Law Bld'R
THOS. BOWLING. Auctioneer ie21-dkds
,e1-oN ACCOUNT. OF THE WEATHER THE
THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1887, at
~ FENpAIT Z: ALExANDER)
1872 Louisiana avenue r-,.
JOHN E. McNALLY, Trustees
3y7 Columbia Law Bldg,
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A YOUNG LADY DEFENDS Her RECITATION WITH
A PrsToI--MlsS Margaret Elliott, A young LADY OF
good family and repute, residing In Rockbridge
County, Va. attacked David Clark yesterday with
pistol and fired three shots at him. only one shot
striking hin, making a slight wound. The cause
OF the shooting WAS the alleged circulation OF
slanderOus reports b. Clark affecting Miss
Elliott's reputation.
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He SAYS HE WAS CARRIED orr TO MAINLAND Pam
SIX WARS AGO AND WAS MADE 10 WORK WITHOUT


SIX WARS AGO AND WAS MADE 10 WORK wrTEorr
PAT.
Ms. Susan Johnson coored. OF No II 18th street
northwest, this morning engaged the services OF
Campbell Darlington 60 recover damages for the
alleged abduction OF her son. who was taken from
here about SIX years ago and has just returned
John johnson. the boy who 81 il claimed WAS alb
Quoted, Is now fifteen years OF age. lie says that
on the 10th OF August. lssi. he was playing on
the llth-street wharf when boatman asked him
If he wanted watermelon He answered "yes,"
and was Invited on the boat TO get t. He says he
got on the boat and went down In the cabin.
There was no watermelon there and he started
out only to md the door locked. lie trfad 10 ct
out, but failed, and when ne did get out
ne found himself away from the city,
lie says lie was taken 10 Riverton
Wlcomico County. Md, on the Eastern shore
where ne was put TO work on a farm. He says
that he has had Ia work hard ever since aNd that
ne had no Chance 10 escape until about three
months ago. when he came home lie was told
that he would be tied up and whipped II he at
tempted 10 run away, and that the boafmen ON
the steamer "Nantcose" were notified not 20 take
hin on board About THREE months ago he said he
went 10 n place about miles from Riverton
Where ne shipped on the keenan, 20 Baltimore and
rom there he came home on another boat His
mother says she heard that her son had gone
away on a boat, but she was unable TO md him.
She claims that as her son was compelled 20
plough and do other hard work on the farm that
his services were worth $40 per MONTH and she
wants $50 DAMAGES
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The Parliamentary Fund Association in New
York has eabled 5000 70 NJ. ParnelL In
aid OF the struggle for home rule.
Logan Z Bleckley has been elected BIZ the
Legislature chief Justice OF the Supreme Court Of
Nvs murders have occurred IN Dsrxeley county.
8 e., sance july =
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TAIRAIL. At laurel Nd on July IL. 1887, MEL
LIE infant daughter of William A. and Mary =.
Fu,rull aged 10 months and 3 dzys.
hired our Nellie sapk 70 pleasant slumbee
Meath the shadow Of Q willow tree,
In vhoee branches birds altghted-
Singing sweetest melody.
By HKR AUrT NELLIE.
Fox. On Tuesday. July 2. 1887. PERl1IN NEW
TON Infant son u Duane Z and Mntilds Smoot Fox,
area Il 4 months and twelve days. =
FuneraI services at parents residence. 1910 Fn-
tenth street. Thursday. July Ia. If O'Clock.
ROCK On July IL 1887, KATE ELIZABETH. be-
loved dnughtef Of VIM B. and sarah Rock aged twenty
Funsrsl WIN take pacs from the residence of parents
on Thursday afternoon 81 pm kssatves and fEsnda
ere Kindly invited.
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Still Getting Warner.

N1NRr1H&
The Thermometer at O'clock this morning was
but "a degrees only one degree higher than at the
same hour yesterday. The temperature rose dur
ing the day, however, 50 that up to O'Clock this
afternoon the maximum was - degrees. The
indications for the next twenty-four hours are
fair weather and nearly stationary temperature.
Every day this week the indications have been
Just about the same either stationary or nearly
stationary temperature, but every day the weather
has been getting q few degrees warmer. II the
1t viii be about the warmest day OF the season.
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CHAs- III. HoYr MARRrED.-Mr. Chas H. Howl
KNOW TO the public as the author " "a Hole in
The Ground, "A Iin soldier" ana other success
ful farces. and Miss Flora Walsh, "A young actress
were married at CharlestCwn. y. H., last evening
at The country home OF the bridegroom. The Rev
j. j. Finnigan, OF Claremont, performed the cere-
mOpy.
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EsaRAv1sa Asp D1r Srsk1se

WIN. +. LUTZ, 632 g Sc NV.
Engraving on metal and wood MOnogramsand crests
SEALS watches jewelry. Card engraving print
Ing Seal engrsvinG II .!iits hs.nshes Book6inders
stamps tcr marking and all kinds OF stamping materia
Gold or silver bullion embroierng. HeY1lias ana al
kinds OF lodge parspheEaaalia, mh13
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General Foreign News.

Ua0i S wins T LIE LskkIOoL CUT
cup, At the Liverpool July meeting to-day, was
won by Mr.. W. l. Anson's four.year-Old bay colt
Castor. Lord BradfOrd's three-year-o brown colt
Chippeway came in second, and Mrs KnOxs three
year-Old bay colt Kildare third. There were seven
Sfa
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MARRIAGE AND DIvoRCR.-Carron d. Wright,
the Commissioner OF Labor, in a letter TO Secre-
tary Lamar, outlines his plans for collecting sta
tistics on marriage and divorce under the law
passed by the last Congress. He states that he
proposes to take from the records OF all courts in
this country having jurisdiction. for period OF
twenty years, beginning with 1867, the number
OF marriages and divorces. which he Will tabulaUe
and prepare for submission to Congress.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Now York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 pm prices
Of the New York Stock Market repoetsi W special
wire TO II. II. Dodge oj9 l5In street.;
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TVHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON p OR
WEST, STREET. GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, JULY EIGHTEENTH. 1887, asx
premises; Lots "A and l.. in Gordon and Boul- IL
ing 2 feet the north side r or West street be-
Congress aud High streets by depth Of feet
Washington. and should command the attention of
parties desiring safe and increasing investment
private residences
Terms: One-third cash: balance in one and two
years. with notes bearing interest and secured deeds
recording at purchasers $500 deposit required
on each lot at the time of sale.
jy9-d&ds THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer
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THE Q. s. 8. Richmond, which has been at Port
land for several days is expected to reach Halifax
by July IL, Quebec by the 28th, Bar Harbor by
August II. and Newport by August "a
TEE Posr-OFTIcR DEPARTMENT is making a care
full and thorough inspection OF the business at
each post-o1ce IN the country, and the service is
greatly improved thereby. Where II is discovered
that q postmaster has rendered false returns OF
cancellation, and his compensation has been un-
lawfully increased. prompt action Is taken by the
Department, under the law, to recover to the Gov
eminent the amount Improperly obtained ana the
guilty Official is also removed from ONCE and GRIM
nally prosecuted.
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hUNCANSUN BROS, AuctiOneers.
TWO-SToRY FRAME HOUSE, IN GOOD CONDI-
TON. NO 1905 STREET NORTHWEST (TO
BE REMOVED, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JULY FIFTEENTH
at SIX O'CLOCK, will sell the above House. f1:3
he removed in ten days. Open for inspection until I
day Of sale
Terms cash. fy9-d
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NHA cry ALE.

4 ID a N = Il . A Il T..
By virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
ioo s u Ss1sdieS
complainant and Powell NJ. Bradley ct al are DC
lS $a { IL WEST
JaD me- OF al int p nss 3 at FAYE
the city Of GEORGETOWN, in said District, known and
as s @ ST @
Georgetown fronting thirty 600 feet the north side
streets, and extending back with that width one hun
dred aud twenty 0 feet to Poplar street. This lot
3 feet front and sixty S feet deep two Of them
One OF them will be offered for sale with the privilege
lows One third Of the purchase money in cash and
the residue in three equal instaments at respective
sale with Interest the rate Of SIX per cent per an
mum mum or all in cash At the purshsssrs option de.
time of sale All conveyancing and recording At the
hn das sas mot
REGINALD FESDAILs trustee.
DUNcANsON BROS. Auctioneers. jyY-d&ds
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO, Anctioneera
sar s1a &c EFsaSZHR HH zs e 55
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly made and e1-
ass ep 1as be, d
fSo So ct the land seeSsds Of the District q
" ny fIss
A d; 1887, at SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ, part of Lot mum
bered five to) in Square numbered two hundred and
ninety three t29, said part Of lot having frontage
OF twenty-three (2, feet five (5) inches on north
street and runQng back with even width eighty three
Frame Dwelling, No. 1925
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase money to
one and two with interest at rate of per cent
per annum, payable semi-annua!ly. and secured by
at cost Of purchaser; 800 to be deposited at tune
within 30 days from date OF sale the property will be
resold at risk and cost OF defaultng purchaser.
ALBERT +. FOX, ! T-,,s....
jy9-d&ds MARTIN II HOHRER. afos'ees'
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

F'oR SALE
A s,lsrd.d business property on 9TH st. bet. n. T..
ave aud l. 81 n-w- IrlSe LOU
Sa.ar-r-,, In I house On the cor Of Cleveland ave.
aid Boundary IT wiz be sold cheap If sold at once;
IG per Se-t ilNes t1HenL
A13roorn brick hollye all mod inps, on r ave-.
near 18th ST. Good opportunity irice sIo.ooo-
On 31st ST.. Broom brick house; price $4,000.
One room brick house price $4,000
One II room brick house; price s7.75o.
One 1I-roorl brick house; price $4,000.
These houses are s nearly new and beautifully To-
Gated Properly III this Locality must appreciate
Two II room brick houses on I4th st., bet and
sta Rent tor SO each, cheap.
FOR SALE,
AT EVANSVILLE,
TWO COTTAGES,
One at $500 and one 1t $4,000;
Also Lots in Johnson b Wines Addition
wEsCoTT. WILCOX WINE.
ty13-1w 1907 Pennsylvania avenue
I;oR SALE-TwO NEW FIvE-ROoM BRICK
houses. with frame kitchens: lots ia feet by 1O2
each These houses viii De sold subsec. 10 81 900
trust on each house running until ocio6er lsSs- s
sI5Oo each: The equity Of 5000 to be paid in ca.h
XoETH WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE CO.;
I,oR sALE-THosE THREE COSY Two-sToRY
NV ' Az snd t sts s nishsd sell
single house or as whole at bar--sn
Successor to Lonely WolstonD
improvements st between 9Th and 9th x sts;
iy19- g'' &c 'o'd 0eiO'e J.R woLsroN 90 st.
Tor sALE-LARGE BRICK HOUSE, ST, n: ".
Ss ;ss'E w $ssIfs Us
oR s4EN6 GoRSEH BUSINESS ssd p lsjia,
t.015o); irst stGry two store rSons SO feet despi
shsaSeT s.0 6Pd ri f 1s rooms ii mod
enS heas ed R r team I5 iaFoIs ST sles
I,oP SALE-A BARGAIN-ON EASY TERMS--A
+ neat pressed brick front House on St NV, near
Tr its' $500 800 .0'H' 49, ~ THIS. g. HESsEY.
sICK sAIF-TO BE REMOvED. 80 Z. CAPITOL
.lls t Sas5 Ts.ussd. LOVE DoS6HoE. s9s Est
froR sALE-ONE OF THOSE NEW AND AT
L tractive two-story aud cedar brick dwellings,
sd S:I. Nv. near hes api.oi: senssiaias room:
N12-3t si6 st. NV.
EyOR SALE-A CHARMING NEW TwO-STORY
II and cellar brick dwelling 18th uear (2 ~,
containing ard bal room. with all mode
improvements. excellent neighborhood. a decided
bargain. Price Only $4,000
b. Il WARNER Co.
N12-3t Sl6 X st
IGOR SALE HOUSE-wE OFFER FOR SALE, IN
,he DorNs stern section Of The city. on an sysnlle
with wide rarkNH a two-s'ory and basement press
brlck house; r13nIs aud bath; lot Ia bS Price,
$1,000 HILL JOHNSTON.
tyl2-3t 1:tS 10Th
TrOR SALE-A POSITIVE BARGAIN-A TWO
II story Brick Dwelling st. w. opposite ASri-
cultural uDds CUntiininT rooms AID bath, with
al modern nEl rovements: rents for 80 Per month
Price only SIS OOu. T. II. WARNER h CO.
wi at n "
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He FArsIFTED HIS RETURNS AND COMMITTED ST.
cDE-The Postmaster General, under the act OF
Congress approved June Il, 1878, has made an
order requesting the auditor to readJust the COM
pensation OF the late postmaster at Fort Abraham
Lincoln, OAK, who, for long time, systematically
rendered false returns OF cancellation In order TO
Increase his compensation, and the sum TO be re-
The late postmaster, while his accounts were being
investigated by an inspector OF the Department,
committed suicide.
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MARRIED.

COwING-RANDALL. RoDoLPH 6 COMING, Of
Nashville, Ind. ~ ANNk n. RANDALL, Of Phtiadel-
pbia, Pa
ROBEY-DUvAI. In Baltimore, on July @, 1887
by the Rev. Robert n. Bser. JOHN ROBEf 70 Alss
bEIIE DUvAI, both of Washington. ID. C.
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ARMY DRESS PARADEs.-By a recent decision of
the Lieutenant Generals 1t is held that the dscre-
ton accorded to post commanders by the Army
regulations dispensing with dress parades only
authorizes their omission where the weather is too
fnclement or the conditions OF the service such
that the parade is impracticable. No authority Is
given for the systematic omission on particular
days OF the week
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

A REVELATION
AND A REVOLUTION,
The new ESTEY PHILHARMONIC" ORGAN
An instrument far in advance Of the best Organ hth-
erto made. Upequaled in
POWER and QUALITY OF TONE.
UNIQUE EFFECTS. CHARACTERISTIC VOICING.
FIVE 13) FULL SETS OF REEDS OF FIVE (5)
OCTAVES EACH
Mighty, magnifeent majestic All contained in
erfully compact 1t designed for Churches
Schools, Chapels. Saloon Parors. Large Music Rooms
SANDERS l. STAYMAN,
(JARVIS BUTLER. ManaeerO
03f st. NV, Washington, D. c.,
13 n. Charles st.. Baltimore Md.
my19-3m 1917 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
LEADING P1ANos
DECKER BROS pIANOS DECKER RRos
WEBER PIANOS. WEBER,
ESTEY PIANOS ESTEY
FlSCHER PIANOS. FISCHER
For rentgsnd sold on easy terms
SANDERS STAYNAN
Sole Agents,
myl9-3m 934 st. NV